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Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed agencies to identify lawful ways for federal funds and programs to expand educational choice, including Title I flexibility, military families, tribal students and tax policy.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed Education, Defense and Health and Human Services to develop an Ending Indoctrination Strategy and use lawful funding and enforcement tools concerning specified K-12 instruction and policies.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Established a White House Task Force to coordinate the federal government’s preparation for the 250th anniversary of the United States on July 4, 2026.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Reaffirmed EO 13899 and directed agencies to identify civil and criminal tools and pending complaints involving alleged antisemitism after October 7, 2023, including on college campuses.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed agencies to end federal support for specified medical interventions for minors described in the order as chemical or surgical mutilation, and to review funding, research, insurance and enforcement policies.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed the Defense Secretary to develop an implementation plan for a next-generation missile-defense shield protecting the United States from ballistic, hypersonic and other advanced threats.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed the Defense Department to review force structure, readiness, acquisition and military policy so that the armed forces remain focused on warfighting and national defense.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed Defense and Homeland Security to make reinstatement available to service members discharged solely for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine, with potential restoration of rank, pay and benefits, and to report on implementation.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed the Defense Department to update medical standards and other military policies concerning gender dysphoria, pronoun usage and sex-separated facilities, and to rescind policies inconsistent with the order.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Revoked EOs 14076 and 14079 and directed OMB to issue guidance implementing a policy against federal funding or promotion of elective abortion consistent with the Hyde Amendment and related appropriations riders.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed several departments to expedite water-supply, debris-removal and disaster-recovery measures in Southern California after the January 2025 wildfires, while requiring implementation consistent with existing law.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Created a temporary Federal Emergency Management Agency Review Council to assess FEMA’s disaster response, federalism, staffing and possible structural reforms.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Revoked the prior administration’s AI order, directed a new national action plan and ordered agencies to review policies viewed as barriers to US AI leadership.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Established federal policy supporting lawful digital assets, prohibited agencies from establishing a central bank digital currency and created a presidential working group to recommend a regulatory framework.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Re-established the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology with up to 24 members to advise on science, technology, education and innovation policy.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Ordered plans for the full release of records concerning the assassinations of President John F.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed the Secretary of State to recommend redesignating Ansarallah, also known as the Houthis, as a foreign terrorist organization and required a review of US relationships with entities that made payments to or opposed actions against the group.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Again revoked EOs 14042 and 14043 on January 21, 2025; EO 14099 had already ended those two COVID-19 orders effective May 12, 2023.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Revoked the federal-contractor affirmative-action order and directed agencies to challenge unlawful race- or sex-based preferences in government and the private sector.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed the Interior Department to restore the name Mount McKinley for the peak previously federally named Denali and to rename the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America for federal use.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Re-established a special employment category for some career federal roles that influence policy, with different removal and appeal rules.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed the development of a federal hiring plan focused on merit, skills, efficiency and shortened hiring times, while restricting the use of race, sex or religion and certain ideological criteria.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Paused new obligations and disbursements of development assistance for 90 days while agencies reviewed whether programs aligned with administration foreign policy.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed federal agencies to recognize two sexes for federal policy and changed rules for documents, facilities, programs and official terminology.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Assigned US Northern Command a border-related mission and directed revisions to the Unified Command Plan, planning and resource prioritization.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed the Attorney General not to enforce the federal TikTok divest-or-ban law for 75 days while the administration reviewed a potential resolution.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed DHS, DOJ, Defense, State and other agencies to expand border barriers, detention and removal capacity, end specified parole practices and resume Migrant Protection Protocols where practicable.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed the Attorney General to pursue capital punishment where legally available, ensure access to execution drugs and support states seeking to enforce lawful death sentences.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Suspended entry through the US Refugee Admissions Program from January 27, 2025, required recurring reviews and allowed case-by-case admissions found to be in the national interest.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed a new withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, revocation of the US International Climate Finance Plan and cessation of specified international climate-finance commitments.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed enhanced screening and vetting for visa applicants and people seeking admission, plus a 60-day country-by-country review of information-sharing and security risks.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Signed January 20, 2025, EO 14160 sought to deny citizenship documents to some U.S.-born children based on their parents’ status. The Supreme Court struck it down on June 30, 2026.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Reset federal immigration-enforcement priorities, expanded state and local cooperation, and directed action on detention, removal and registration requirements.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Renamed the United States Digital Service as the United States DOGE Service, created a temporary organization and required agency DOGE teams to pursue a government-wide software-modernization initiative.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Created an interagency process to recommend certain cartels and transnational organizations for terrorism designations and declared an IEEPA national emergency concerning their activities.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
In effect: energy-emergency duties, recurring reports and temporary fuel waivers; Interior coverage is not automatic project approval.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
In effect: U.S. WHO withdrawal duties and reported implementation; WHO membership and financial questions remain distinct from the domestic directive.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed agencies to review rules affecting domestic energy, changed federal policy priorities, and revoked a series of earlier climate and energy actions.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed federal agencies to accelerate energy and natural-resource development in Alaska and reverse specified restrictions adopted during the preceding administration.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed DNI, consulting the CIA Director, to revoke specified active clearances immediately and report within 90 days; a separate March memorandum covered another group.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed the executive branch to terminate federal DEI and DEIA programs, offices, grants and related requirements identified by the administration.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed the Secretary of State to align State Department policies, programs, personnel and operations with the administration’s foreign-policy priorities.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Prohibited federal personnel and resources from being used to unconstitutionally restrict protected speech and ordered a review of the preceding four years.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Revoked 78 Biden-era presidential actions immediately and ordered agencies and White House advisers to unwind or review related federal measures.
Donald J. Trump · 2025–present
Directed the Attorney General and the Director of National Intelligence to review specified federal enforcement and intelligence activities during the preceding four years and recommend remedial action.
Joseph R. Biden Jr. · 2021–2025
Removed several sections of EO 13961 governing federal mission resilience and aligned the remaining provisions with a January 2025 national continuity memorandum.
Joseph R. Biden Jr. · 2021–2025
Directed Commerce and partner agencies to improve coordination and access to existing place-based economic development programs for covered communities.
Joseph R. Biden Jr. · 2021–2025
Directed secure software practices, cloud identity controls, internet-routing security, post-quantum planning, digital identity pilots and AI-enabled cyber defense.